Working with Children Check - Ready, Check, GO! campaign

The latest “Ready, Check, Go!” session is for children party and entertainment providers to further develop their understanding of the WWC Check and key organisational obligations.

The free online session is being held on Tuesday 24 June at 11:30am and aims to outline the important WWC Checks and balances children party and entertainment providers need to have in place.

To register your attendance, visit our Eventbrite page

Local government representatives from recreation centres, public libraries and events management, deep dived into important information about the WWC Check as part of the February Ready, Check, Go! campaign.

The information sessions covered:

• who needs a WWC Check
• how to apply for a WWC Check
• record keeping and governance
• tools and resources to assist managing WWC Checks.

A new video promoting the Ready, Check, Go! campaign message has been launched encouraging religious organisations to attend an online session on to better understand their WWC check obligations.

A social media tile and short videos have been developed and can be used to promote this campaign on social pages.

Social media tile (ZIP, 1.52MB)

Short video #1

Short video #2

Our ‘Ready, Check, GO!’ campaign aims to:

• raise awareness of the WWC Check to all involved in sport and recreation
• increase the knowledge of clubs and associations about their WWC Check legal obligations
• ensure individuals who are engaging in child-related work have a valid WWC Check and
• inform parents that people working and volunteering with children in sport and recreation clubs and associations may need a WWC Check

The WWC Check is one of many important strategies we have to help strengthen child safety in organisations, which are outlined in the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations.

Check out the Working in Sport & Recreation? video.